FS: Roku 3 x2

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tek

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#154504 30-Oct-2014 11:20

Purchased these in America from BestBuy while I was on holiday and decided to replace them with ChromeCasts, since they are more mum proof.

Both units are 2-3 months old. One has all the original bits including the box and US to NZ plug adaptor, and the other has no box and no NZ plug adaptor. Got them for about $99 USD each.

So im thinking $150 each? Considering all the ones on TradeMe are over $200. Will consider offers.
Also Free Shipping for all of NZ.

PM me if you're interested.

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#1164903 30-Oct-2014 11:20

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#1165391 30-Oct-2014 23:18

I might be interested as my tv (panny ut50) built in media player struggles a bit.

Do you know if the Roku will play subtitle files? My tv only allows mkv with srt.

Cheers

tek

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#1165417 31-Oct-2014 01:00

I've never really needed to check if it does as I've only used Plex to play content which transcoded the subtitles into the video stream. From what i've read this should work, but i'll play a few files tomorrow to be sure.

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#1165449 31-Oct-2014 07:44

Thanks for that. I would be using an external hard drive.

tek

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#1166193 31-Oct-2014 22:21

OK, sorry to keep you waiting, was a full on day. Just tested a movie out from an external hdd. And yes, it does play the subtitles. Pressing the * key brings up the menu.

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#1167102 2-Nov-2014 20:10

No worries. Thanks for doing that.

After reading the specs it only supports mp4 & mkv via usb. I have yet to try Plex, I'm not sure if my home network would cope that well. I've also read a few posts where people have struggled with streaming 3d content and subtitles.

I think I might be better off with a WDTV. Thanks though